Amanda Seberid was overwhelmed by a passion like her new movie, Ann meHe appeared for the first time at the International Venice Film Festival.
The historical musical drama, which was directed by Mona Festordold, was shown on September 1 and received a 15 -minute applause, which is the longest so far at this year’s festival.
Even the warm response topped the 13 minutes of applause Frankstein Just a few days ago.
Video captured by diverse SEYFRIED has shown tears and looks around in awe of her colleagues, including Fastvold, with the audience’s outbreak of chants.
The 39 -year -old actress appeared deeply with the overwhelming response to the project.
According to the festival’s salvation, the film is “an epic myth inspired by the life of Anne Lee, the founder of The Shakes, a radical religious movement that began in the late eighteenth century.”
Fastvold described the film as “a narration of the speculation of Anne Li’s life, one of the few eighteenth religious leaders.
She and her followers, known as vibrants, were worshiped through the song and the movement of ecstasy, trembling, and vibrant and physical actions. “
Before the first global show, Sefred was reflected in her experience in filming Ann Lee, and called on the role of anything before.
“I felt this opportunity as there was nothing on anything,” she said during a press conference.
“Basically, I follow me in the light and anything that goes, because there is a lot of freedom, and the only threat is not to use this freedom in your favor as an artist to go to a large extent you can go to make the crazy sounds. I have never allowed this way.”
The film features a powerful collection alongside Severid, including Thomasin McKenzi, Luis Polman, Stacy Martin, Tim Blake Nelson, Christopher Abbott, Matthew Bird, Scott Handy, Jimmy Bogo, Viola Prettejohn and David Cale.
The Venice Film Festival continues until September 6, but there is no official launch date Ann me It has been announced yet.